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Galaxy simulator Ashley Spindler uses AI to understand the far cosmos

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Galaxy simulator Ashley Spindler uses AI to understand the far cosmos

Ashley Spindler's machine-learning code is slowly teaching itself to simulate and identify distant galaxies – giving her time for hobbies like making chain-mail armour

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Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder

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Mystery radio waves from space tracked to a surprising home galaxy

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Magnetic fields at the centre of the Milky Way

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Our galaxy's central black hole is oddly quiet – now we may know why

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moon podcast

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Don't miss: Apollo 11 recalled, mapping galaxies and a space thriller

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The Milky Way may be slowly devouring a hidden neighbouring galaxy

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The Milky Way may be slowly devouring a hidden neighbouring galaxy

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Our galaxy’s supermassive black hole may be spewing matter right at us

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Our galaxy’s supermassive black hole may be spewing matter right at us

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Don't miss: Star-studded art, weird tides and smart cities

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Large Magellanic Cloud

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A cosmic collision may be coming for our galaxy sooner than we thought

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black hole

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2019 Preview: We will see the first ever picture of a black hole

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Chamkaur Ghag: The hunt for dark matter

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Chamkaur Ghag: The hunt for dark matter

Dark matter is the mysterious glue that holds everything together – but will we ever pin down its true nature? Astrophysicist Chamkaur Ghag thinks we will

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Epic history of light reveals the universe peaked 10 billion years ago

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There’s an enormous ghost galaxy hiding at the edge of the Milky Way

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Our neighbouring galaxy is dying as it leaks gas at an alarming rate

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Cosmic supercluster is largest object ever seen in the early universe

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